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      100% use the OEM toyota parts. Get the head gasket kit. They're still available and the best bet for long-term reliability. Yotaparts sells a full small-hose kit for around $200 it's EVERY small hose, some are no longer available from the...
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      msahr reacted to LongDuck's post in the thread New Member #651 Douglas Bagge with Like Like.
      Welcome aboard, WireNut! Show us some pictures of that 40... Seems like we've had quite a few join in he past year or so. Not enough to offset the 80 representation, but so many of these are still on the roads,
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      msahr reacted to Saddletramp's post in the thread New Member #651 Douglas Bagge with Like Like.
      Please welcome Douglas (@Wire Nut) to CopperStateCruisers. Douglas has a 1974 FJ40 and resides in Maricopa; Please tell us more about yourself and your Landcruiser.
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      msahr reacted to KLF's post in the thread First Gen 4Runner Dash Differences? with Like Like.
      Not quite. There was a change in mid 86. The earlier dash has a dash cap that has a tray that goes full length. The later dash has a shorter tray in the dash pad. The profiles are different, you can't mix the dash pads and gauge surround.
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      The good thing is it only goes on one way
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      msahr reacted to Toast's post in the thread 1985 Toyota seeking OEM or equivalent parts with Like Like.
      I feel your pain with not being able to find new parts for these older rigs. Even used parts are definitely getting a lot harder to find and that is why I’ve spent the majority of the time I’ve owned my truck looking for spare parts. There aren’t...
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      That’s as deep as I’m going today. Tomorrow I’ll get the rest of the block stripped so I can start cleaning and painting
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      Keep looking for a good used one. Even these guys: https://toyota-usa.epc-data.com/4runner/rn60lv/2522/body/8401/84110/ Show it as unavailable / discontinued Best place I've found that will actually search for parts is Cabe Toyota in Long...
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      msahr reacted to tangerinedream's post in the thread 1982 pick up x 1999 Tacoma collab with Like Like.
      Axle and transfercase
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      msahr reacted to mesa man's post in the thread The Hilux Thread with Like Like.
      1983 RN48 fresh rebuilt 22r, knuckles “Project Clementine” future crawler.
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      msahr replied to the thread The Hilux Thread.
      Picked up a 2 for 1 deal. Both are 71s. The one in the foreground is complete other than a seat and bumper and a few little things. That's OK, because the other one is a parts truck. It has no engine, no seat either, no windshield or rear...
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      msahr replied to the thread Builds 1982 Build Thread.
      That small diameter diagonal is for the Load Sensing Proportioning Valve, it detects how much weight is in the bed and adjusts the pressure to the rear brakes. As for the rest, yes I can tell you all of itbis stock other than springs and shocks...
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      msahr reacted to gnob's post in the thread Temporary solution for leaking wiper seal with Like Like.
      dont
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      Your truck is definitely a DLX not SR5 so it's the correct one.
    • msahr
      Seems like the trucks I see for sale are about 50/50, but since steering wheels are very easy to swap, I wouldn't use that as a measure. If you want to sell that steering wheel let me know!
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      msahr reacted to gnob's post in the thread 1980 Pickup Steering Wheel Identification with Like Like.
      yes. is right for base or 2wd. high trim got the three spoke
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      msahr replied to the thread 1983 Short Bed Wiring Connections.
      You can try coolerman he has lots of wiring parts. While he's primarily Land Cruiser, he does have terminals and shells. http://www.globalsoftware-inc.com/coolerman/fj40/wiringmainframe.htm
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      msahr reacted to Miloslavich's post in the thread The Hilux Thread with Like Like.
      Post em' if you got em! I'll start: 1992 JDM LN107
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      msahr replied to the thread FJ40 Part Out.
      Craigslist ad is gone
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      msahr reacted to TheBussman's post in the thread 82 22r starter with Like Like.
      reman Toyota is a good way to go and a pretty good price for a starter now days. list price under $100 a month ago.
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      msahr reacted to 3_puppies's post in the thread New Project Loaded: 1967 FJ40. with Like Like.
      don't forget the cotter pin
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      msahr replied to the thread New Project Loaded: 1967 FJ40..
      Worked great. Put it all together and bolted it back on the frame. Some grade 8.8 metric hardware and it's good to go. Glad to have something specific I can point to as a "completed" sub-project on the white board. Gives me some motivation!
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      msahr replied to the thread New Project Loaded: 1967 FJ40..
      Got the arm back together. Cleaned up all the surface rust, figured out how to put it back together, etc. Rather than pay hundreds of dollars for a few parts I decided to reuse everything other than the felt and the cotter pins. The felt...
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      msahr reacted to Bazz's post in the thread '79 Blue Patina Long Bed - Slow Build with Like Like.
      It definitely works! I didn't know about them prior to this truck. Really cool little unit. Ha, the shifter on mine is sooo loose. Took me a bit to figure out all the gears. This thing needs to go asap if I'm gonna take it anywhere but the...
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      msahr reacted to LongDuck's post in the thread CSC Random picture thread with Like Like.
      Went to lunch with a bunch of friends last Friday, and one showed up with this. It's a 1998 Toyota Century, J-spec (*as it was never imported here), RHD, lace curtains and wool seats, with the only V12 Toyota ever built. And yes, that's a Rolls...
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